The Molly Brown House Museum
1340 Pennsylvania Street
Denver, Colorado 80203
303.832.4092
Fax: 303.832.2340

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Follow the links below to learn more about the life of Margaret Tobin Brown.  This biographical content comes from Kristen Iversen's detailed account of Margaret Brown's life in her 1999 book, Molly Brown, Unraveling the Myth. 

• 1867 - A Modest Beginning
• 1886 - All Roads Lead to Leadville
• 1886 - Better Off With a Poor Man
• 1887 - Family Expansion
• 1893 - Bust and Boom
• 1894 - A Home in Denver
• 1894-1898 - Philanthropy
• 1899-1902 - Fundraising Successes
• 1903-1907 - Social Activism
• 1909 - The Separation
• 1912 - The Titanic
• 1914 - Mexican American Tensions, Ludlow Massacre, Margaret's Run for Senate
• 1917-1920 - World War I
• 1922 - A Man Without Peer: The Death of James Joseph Brown
• 1923-1928 - Equality and Preservation
• 1929-1932 - The Mimic: Margaret Brown's Acting
• 1932-The Daughter of Adventure Snaps-Out  

Purchase Iversen's Molly Brown, Unraveling the Myth.